B Setting B2B Configuration Properties in Fusion Middleware Control

Use Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control to set B2B configuration properties for properties that are not set on the Configuration tab of the Oracle B2B interface (see Chapter 16, "Configuring B2B System Parameters"). B2B properties can also be set by using the configmbeanutil utility.

This appendix contains the following topics:

Section B.1, "Properties To Set in Fusion Middleware Control"
Section B.2, "Using the configmbeanutil Utility"

B.1 Properties To Set in Fusion Middleware Control

The following properties can be set in Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control. See Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle Business Process Management Suite for how to set the properties.

Note:

Restarting the SOA Server is required for changes to B2B properties.

Table B-1 Oracle B2B Properties in Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control

Property	Description
b2b.addebMSHeaders	Used to add the incoming ebMS message details of ACTION, SERVICE, SERVICE TYPE, CPAID, FROMROLE, and TOROLE to the ACTION_NAME header in AQ. By default only the ACTION is passed as part of ACTION_NAME.
b2b.attachments.dir	To specify an attachments directory location, set this property. If enabled, this property allows users to specify a directory into which all of the attachments will be written. Changes to this property require a server restart for the new value to take effect.
b2b.certificatevalidation	This property is used to enable or disable the validation of the certificate received on ebMS. For example, an expired certificate normally throws an error; however, if the property is set to `false`, it allows the certificate without throwing validation errors. The default value is `true`, indicating that by default, Oracle B2B validates the certificate.
b2b.checkDuplicate	To check for duplicate messages, set this property to `true`. If this property is set to `false`, a check for a duplicate of the incoming business message is not performed. By default, Oracle B2B checks for duplicate messages based on the business message ID of the incoming message.
`b2b.deploy.validation`	To turn off validation during deployment, set this property to `false`. This is useful when deploying a large number of agreements where you are certain that the data is valid.
b2b.docPluginList	Using this property, document plugins are loaded as per the order specified in this property. For example, b2b.docPluginList=Custom,EDI_X12,EDI_EDIFACT,HL7,RosettaNet ensures that document plugins are loaded as per the specified order. If no value is provided for this property, then all document plugins from the system (`protocol.xml`) are loaded.
b2b.edi.enablePreprocess	Set this property to `true` to pre-process data to remove the trailing CRLF (new line characters) and/or unwanted CRLF that maybe present in file. The default value is `false`. Changes to this property require a server restart for the new value to take effect.
b2b.edi.identifyToTP	To identify the toTP from the TP information present in the incoming message, use this property. This property is used for inbound message processing. If it is set to `true`, the toTP is identified from the TP information present in the incoming message. The default value is `false`.
`b2b.edi.ignoreValidation`	To turn off the EDI envelope validation and ignore interchange validation errors for EDI messages, you can set comma separated enveloper header with this property. For example: b2b.edi.ignoreValidation=InterchangeSenderID, InterchangeReceiverID or use the value `ALL` to turn off the complete envelope header validation. Note: If you add or update this flag, a server restart is not needed. However, if you remove the flag, the server must be restarted for the change to take effect.
b2b.encoding	This property can be used to specify encoding other than default UTF-8.
b2b.errorsCumulativeReported	To indicate whether reported errors are cumulative or not, set this property to `true` or `false`. Set this property to `true` (the default) to report errors in a cumulative fashion. If set to false, the error text and error description fields are not concatenated with the description starting on a new line. This property is most useful with EDI batching error messages.
b2b.fa.inbound.validation b2b.fa.outbound.validation	Use these properties to control inbound and outbound FA validation. To turn off the outbound FA validation, set the `b2b.fa.outbound.validation` property to `false`. The default value is `true`. To turn off the inbound FA validation, set the `b2b.fa.inbound.validation` property to `false`. The default value is `true`.
b2b.FACorrelatedByInterchangeId	To correlate inbound and outbound FAs correctly if the same control numbers are used between the same trading partners, set this property to `true`. By default Oracle B2B does not correlate inbound and outbound FAs correctly if the same control numbers are used between the same trading partners. Set this property to `true` so that Oracle B2B will correlate based on Control Number + (Interchange Sender ID + Interchange Receiver ID) for both Inbound and Outbound messages.
b2b.FailedMessagesDirectory	To change the location of the failed application message that is written to the file system, when `b2b.jmsRedeliveryLimit` is reached, set this property. The location can be changed from the default to another location by setting this property to another folder.
`b2b.HAInstance`	To enable File, FTP, or Email transports in an HA environment, set this property to `true`. The default value is `false`.
`b2b.hl7.ignoreValidation`	To turn off the hl7 envelope validation, you can set comma separated enveloper header with this property. For example: b2b.hl7.ignoreValidation = MessageReceivingFacility, MessageSendingApp or set it to `ALL` to turn off the complete envelope header validation.
`b2b.inboundThreadCount` `b2b.inboundThreadSleepTime` `b2b.outboundThreadCount` `b2b.outboundThreadSleepTime` `b2b.defaultThreadCount` `b2b.defaultThreadSleepTime`	To set the number of threads and thread sleep time to improve message processing, set these properties. The recommended values for `b2b.inboundThreadCount` and `b2b.outboundThreadCount` depend on your system. For a 2 GB computer, a setting of 3 to 5 is recommended. If Oracle B2B is running in a single thread mode (default), then a blocked outbound HTTP message could cause failure in Oracle B2B to process the subsequent message. The HTTP delivery has a default timeout of 60 seconds, and the timeout would push the message to error and unblock the processing. To avoid delays in processing, it is recommended that you increase the thread count property `b2b.outboundThreadCount` to 3 or 4 threads. The `b2b.inboundThreadSleepTime` and `b2b.inboundThreadSleepTime` properties put a thread to sleep after message processing. A setting between 10 and 1000 (milliseconds) is recommended.
b2b.jmsRedeliveryLimit	You can change the retry limit for reading messages from the JMS queue by setting this property, causing Oracle B2B to retry reading the message for the number of times specified there. The default retry limit is 5. When the limit count expires, the message and the header contents are written into the file system (the default location is the `/tmp` folder). Oracle B2B also sends an exception message to the `JMS - B2B_IN_QUEUE`, reporting the error and providing the location of the saved message. You can specify the location for failed messages by setting `b2b.FailedMessagesDirectory`.
b2b.listening.channel.restart.wait	Sometimes Oracle B2B creates multiple file monitor threads for a listening channel. Setting a longer interval using this property helps to avoid the race condition of threads during initialization.
b2b.MaxTimeinAquiredState	Set this property to avoid an issue in which the autostack handler does not resume processing of messages after restart. In sequencing, if any message is stacked in the acquired state, then the message blocks further processing of messages from that sequence target. You can use this property to avoid sequenced messages from getting jammed in message sequencing. In addition, in High Availability environment, if one node is dysfunctional and a sequenced message is in acquired state, then other node will not process this sequence target. Use `b2b.MaxTimeinAquiredState` to avoid such situations. The time unit value of `b2b.MaxTimeinAquiredState` property is in minutes and `30` is the default value.
`b2b.mdsCache` `cache_size`	To set the Metadata Service (MDS) instance cache size, set this property. A ratio of 5:1 is recommended for the xmx-to-mdsCache values. For example, if the xmx size is 1024, maintain mdsCache at 200 MB.
b2b.OutboundDispatchInterval	To control the delay between every cycle of dispatch, use this property. Set this property to specify the amount of time to wait (in milliseconds) between dispatching of sequenced messages. If enabled, the property will control the delay between every cycle of dispatch. The property can be used along with Message Sequencing and Trading Partner Downtime Schedule features. When auto stack handler is used, then Oracle B2B retryies the outbound failed messages in sequence. Once the endpoint is reached for delivery, all messages in the sequence will be eligible for delivery and this may cause an overload of message delivery at the endpoint. To reduce the load, this property can be used to set the interval between dispatch of messages in milliseconds.
b2b.outboundOneErrorAllError	To specify how errors are flagged, set this parameter to `true` or `false`. For outbound messages, `b2b.outboundOneErrorAllError` can be set to true or false. The default is false. If the property is set to true, then for outbound messages, even with a single message in error, all outbound batch messages are set to the error state. None of the batched messages are sent to the trading partner. When using the `b2b.outboundOneErrorAllError` property, inbound messages behave as if `b2b.outboundOneErrorAllError` is set to false; that is, if an error occurs during an inbound message process, then only that message is flagged with the error and other messages are passed. There is no option to flag every message as failed.
b2b.payloadObfuscation	To turn on payload obfuscation, set this property to true. See Section 1.4.1, "Payload Obfuscation," for more information.
b2b.rowLockingForCorrelation	To enable row level locking, set this property to `true`. When Oracle B2B receives an EDI FA message and an AS2 MDN message (Acknowledgment message) simultaneously, a race condition can occur which causes the outbound EDI message to remain in the MSG_WAIT_FA state (although FA was successfully processed). Use this row level locking parameter so that the original EDI message can be accessed sequentially when the correlated FA and Acknowledgment messages are processed concurrently. It avoids a racing condition when Oracle B2B updates the original message.
b2b.setDynamicNameSpace	To use EDI ecs and xsd files from Oracle B2B 10g version, set this property to `true`. When using EDI ecs and xsd files in Oracle B2B 11g which were used in Oracle B2B 10g, the XEngine may generate dynamic namespace for the translated xml. For example, xmlns="NS_31CA8D0F33324F95A0BF15D85539C27E20060518215520" To turn off dynamic namespace generation for inbound EDI messages, set this property to `false`.
`b2b.syncappdelivery`	When using callouts, to enable delivery of messages to the back-end message queue, set this property to `true`. By default, this property is enabled (set to `true`). To disable the message delivery, set this property to `false`.

B.2 Using the configmbeanutil Utility

You can also use the configmbeanutil utility to set properties.

To use the configmbeanutil utility:

Set the MW_HOME environment variable to point to the Fusion Middleware installation directory. For example,
```
setenv MW_HOME /scratch/$user/fmwhome
```
Note:
To access the Fusion Middleware directory, you must provide an mbean property file (mbeanutil.properties) that contains host, port, user, and password information. For example,
```
host=myfmw.com
port=7001
user=weblogic
password=mypwd 
```

Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable. For example,

setenv JAVA_HOME ${MW_HOME}/jdk160_14_R27.6.4-18

Add the Java bin directory to the PATH environment variable. For example,
```
setenv PATH ${JAVA_HOME}/bin:${PATH}
```

Example B-1, Example B-2, Example B-3, and Example B-4 show uses for this utility.

Example B-1 To Print All Properties to the Console

java -cp $MW_HOME/AS11gR1SOA/soa/modules/oracle.soa.b2b_11.1.1/b2b.jar:$MW_HOME/
wlserver_10.3/server/lib/wljmxclient.jar:$MW_HOME/modules/
glassfish.jaxb_1.2.0.0_2-1-7.jar oracle.tip.b2b.utility.ConfigMBeanUtility

Example B-2 To Add a Property

java -cp $MW_HOME/AS11gR1SOA/soa/modules/oracle.soa.b2b_11.1.1/b2b.jar:$MW_HOME/
wlserver_10.3/server/lib/wljmxclient.jar:$MW_HOME/modules/
glassfish.jaxb_1.2.0.0_2-1-7.jar oracle.tip.b2b.utility.ConfigMBeanUtility add b2b.test cool ok

Example B-3 To Update a Property

java -cp $MW_HOME/AS11gR1SOA/soa/modules/oracle.soa.b2b_11.1.1/b2b.jar:$MW_HOME/
wlserver_10.3/server/lib/wljmxclient.jar:$MW_HOME/modules/
glassfish.jaxb_1.2.0.0_2-1-7.jar oracle.tip.b2b.utility.ConfigMBeanUtility 
update b2b.test thru

Example B-4 To Remove a Property

java -cp $MW_HOME/AS11gR1SOA/soa/modules/oracle.soa.b2b_11.1.1/b2b.jar:$MW_HOME/
wlserver_10.3/server/lib/wljmxclient.jar:$MW_HOME/modules/
glassfish.jaxb_1.2.0.0_2-1-7.jar oracle.tip.b2b.utility.ConfigMBeanUtility 
remove b2b.test